Creating with Google Earth: 10 activities to try
Google Earth's new creation tools let students demonstrate their learning on a map. Tell stories. Share information. Then share it with class!Google Earth calls itself […]
Visualise Anything You Want
Photo by Pixabay from Pexels I confess - there are times when words elude me and a simple visual explanation would make everything so much clearer to understand. […]
Choice stories in Google Slides: How to + ideas for class
You come to the foot of a mountain and notice a cave. If you want to enter the cave, turn to page 56. If you […]
20 Seesaw ideas with Chromebooks for K-12 classes
Creating is memorable. When students learn something and then can create something with it — a digital project, a story, a video — that’s something […]
20 activities to “Bloom” with the new Flipgrid camera
Video is so easy to create in the classroom now. What used to take expensive equipment and advanced know-how can be created in seconds with […]
Visualizing The Complexities Of Time and Place
Source: ASIDE 2019 Mapping challenges learners to think, develop literacy skills, and understand the complexity of global issues, design, and data. There is a direct […]
The 13 Best Diagrams To Unleash Your Teams' Creativity Through Design Thinking
The 13 Best Diagrams To Unleash Your Teams' Creativity Through Design Thinking: The 13 Best Diagrams...
Proverbs & Quotations with Visuals
As anyone on Social Media will know, their feeds will often contain motivational quotations and accompanying images. And, as anyone who has learnt another language […]
Connecting Visuals and Language for Learning
How often do you find ELT students still confusing the same words, repeating the same lexis and wondering how to break those linguistic habits? As […]
Student Videos: Empowering Creativity and Video Journalism
Teacher videos are terrific learning tools, but student-created videos are even richer. Creating videos, motion graphics, and animations nudge students to blend a host of […]
Caption This! A fun, deep-thinking Google Drawings activity
This post is co-authored by Ditch That Textbook’s Matt Miller and Laura Steinbrink. Laura is a high school English teacher and tech coach from Plato, […]
Crash! Bang! Boom! How to add Google Drawings comic strips to your class
We (Cori and Matt) are betting that comics are a memorable part of your childhood, whether they were the color comic strips in the Sunday […]
